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Rules Table

Pharmacist-authored demo content. Not clinical guidance. Last reviewed: 10/04/2026

How to read this

The AI matches what the patient says against the trigger phrases in each rule. When a rule matches, the pharmacist sees the recommendation and the name of the rule that triggered it. The pharmacist decides what to say and whether an event meets seriousness criteria. The tool only prompts.

Seriousness criteria

In order to maintain scope of project and reflect common practice if it is a not a serious event it will be categorized as mild

A report is serious when the patient outcome is one of (FDA MedWatch definition):

  • Death
  • Life-threatening
  • Hospitalization (initial or prolonged)
  • Disability or permanent damage
  • Congenital anomaly / birth defect
  • Required intervention to prevent permanent impairment or damage
  • Other serious (important medical event)

Source: https://www.fda.gov/safety/reporting-serious-problems-fda/what-serious-adverse-event

Drug 1: Dupixent

Indication(s): [ ] Route / frequency: [ ]

ADE rules

Rule ID Patient might say (trigger phrases) Standardized label Seriousness prompts (what to ask) Recommendation to show the pharmacist Escalate when Source
D1-01 [ ] [ ] [e.g. ER visit? admitted? interfering with daily life?] [ ] [ ] [label section / reference]
D1-02 [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
D1-03 [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

Missed-dose rule

Rule ID Situation Recommendation to show the pharmacist Source
D1-MD [Patient says they missed a dose] [ ] [ ]

Red-flag combinations

Rule ID Combination Recommendation Source
D1-RF [e.g. symptom A together with symptom B] [ ] [ ]

Drug 2: Jascayd

(same structure)

Drug 3: Tymlos

(same structure)

EXAMPLE ROW (format only; delete before publishing)

Rule ID Patient might say Standardized label Seriousness prompts Recommendation Escalate when Source
EX-01 "diarrhea," "loose stools," "stomach upset," "going to the bathroom a lot" Diarrhea Any ER visit or admission? Signs of dehydration? How long has it lasted? Replace fluids; consider an anti-diarrheal if needed; ask about duration and other symptoms Fever, blood in stool, signs of dehydration, or symptoms that persist or worsen [check the drug's label]

Rules that apply to every drug

Rule Behavior
Missing detail If a reported event has no duration or impact on daily life, show a prompt to ask
Seriousness prompts Always ask about ER visits, hospitalization, and inability to do normal activities; the pharmacist decides whether criteria are met
Patient's own attribution If the patient blames something else (food poisoning, a new supplement), record it as stated; do not decide causality
Unmatched symptom If nothing matches, record the verbatim text and show "no rule matched; pharmacist to assess"
Verbatim first The patient's exact words always stay in the note next to the standardized label

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